Power-FB with a nose for the end zone
Khalid Hill was a bruising Michigan fullback who turned short-yardage work into real scoring value, finishing his Wolverines career with 13 rushing touchdowns, plus 29 catches for 288 yards and 3 receiving scores.[1] At 6-2 and 265 pounds, his differentiator was clear: rare size for the position, goal-line utility, and a clutch reputation that made him valuable in tight, physical situations rather than as a volume-stat player.[1][6] If you want a tone-setter who can finish drives and add toughness to the run game, he fit that profile well.[1][8]
